In September 2025, the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) real estate market showed a clear rebound. Transaction volumes reversed their decline, prices rose in tandem, and market confidence began to gradually recover. Following two consecutive months of weakness in July and August, the market saw a substantive rebound in September. The number of transactions increased approximately…

In August 2025, the Greater Toronto real estate market showed weakness across all three key indicators—prices, sales volume, and inventory—shifting the market further in favor of buyers. GTA Real Estate Key Market Highlights 📉Home Prices: Lowest Level in 13 MonthsIn August, the average home price in the Greater Toronto Area fell to $1,022,143, a drop of…

Average Price Dips Below $1.1M, Inventory Remains High In July, the GTA real estate market continued its trend of flat sales and elevated inventory — but this time, prices finally cracked under pressure. While sales appear to have improved on the surface, buyer sentiment remains cautious, and the market is far from a true recovery.…

Inventory Soars to Record Highs The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) real estate market in June 2025 remained stuck in the same pattern we’ve seen throughout the spring: high inventory, sluggish sales, and a firmly entrenched buyer’s market. GTA Real Estate Key Market Highlights Home Sales: 6,243 Units (Down 2.4% YoY)Nearly identical to May 2025 and just…

Inventory Soars, Prices Hold but Pressure Mounts May is traditionally one of the busiest months for GTA Real Estate Market (Greater Toronto Area). Yet, this year, the expected “spring awakening” failed to materialize. GTA Real Estate Key Market Highlights Home Sales: 6,244 Units (Down 13.3% YoY)Sales in May edged up by over 600 units from…